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    Nightcrawler

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    In today’s society many people only care about fame and money instead of having moral principles. Watching the film Nightcrawler portrays how modern day media is covered because in the film it shows behind the scenes of how producers react when going on live and what is the process behind when purchasing a video from any type of video company. In the film the main point being made is how technology has changed the news industry and how producers only want the views. News stations such as Fox…

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    In the past few years, Netflix has increased its popularity and has been one of the most successful businesses. Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph founded this business. Netflix gives people the ability to stream any show they want. It has become something that people look forward to and it is enjoyable for all ages. Netflix has changed the way people watch TV. People can binge watch and there are no commercials. Netflix has had a lengthy history before it got to where it is today. Netflix has a…

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    Only a few years ago, RadioShack was known as a multibillion dollar company and one of the nation’s largest retailers of electronics. The business was started by two young brothers Theodore and Milton Deutschmann from London, England in 1921. The brothers opened the initial store in downtown Boston to provide the public with radio equipment, sales and services. In addition, the company was a leading provider of “ham” radio and ship radio equipment to consumers. RadioShack would grow slightly…

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    On March 24, 2014, the YouTube channel, KBS World TV uploaded the video “The Return of Superman - Development Test for Twins” In the video, the father takes his fraternal twins to the Infant Development Examination Center. They were there to check on the development of the twins. In his interview, the father was curious if their level of attachment was normal because the twins were crying a lot. After hearing the results from the expert, the father was surprised and realized that he needs to…

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    Racism In RCA

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    RCA, the Radio Corporation of America, was formed in October 1919 by major radio interests, General Electric, Westinghouse, the United Fruit Company (UFC), and AT&T, to pool patents and research, and to coordinate radio development. Its formation received congressional support due to its ability to keep radio control in US hands in the face of foreign competitors like Marconi and after Congress denied the Navy of control of radio in the 1918 Congressional Radio Hearings which also excluded…

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    representation in prime time television Stereotyping and Tokenism (Clark’s Model) Television and Culture TV show comparison The Trend and Rise of Representation in Prime Time Television With every decade the trend of representative and relatable characters has changed, with every decade a new group emerges. Researchers have constantly studied the changes in relation to age, gender, race and seuxality on television. It is important to culture to discover which television networks have the…

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    Millions of people around the world sit down in front of their television set and are told that “For the next hour, sit quietly and we will control all that you see and hear”. But this seemingly absorbing lead into a popular science fiction TV show is actually telling the truth. What the unsuspecting audience is being fed is chilling. “What is dangerous about television is not its junk, it is that television is transforming all serious public business into junk” (449 P4) In addition, the…

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    Postman’s overarching idea is that the television has changed not only the way in which news is presented to the public, but also that it has changed the very way we think. Although his book has two parts, I would like to divide it into three. First, Postman writes about the nature of information and how it relates to both the medium that is conveying it and the audience that is receiving it. Next, Postman takes us through a brief history of the multiple revolutions in communication as well as…

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    Everyday people go to work or school as if they were going to do that every day for the rest of their lives with no change. People have spent generations trying to improve the world for the better, but people show them that what they did was all for nothing. They do this by staring at a TV or a computer screen, spending every moment possible to sleep, and overworking themselves. As Yosef learner found in 30 Surprising Facts About How We Actually Spend Our Time, the average person, in their…

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    Media Violence

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    Media is all around us and can be a great form of entertainment from time to time, whether it’s advertisements in a magazine, television shows, or even movies. However, since media is such a constant in our everyday lives, it is very powerful. When the wrong types of messages are broadcasted, such as violence, negativity, and dangerous acts, it can be harmful to people and influence the way they view the world around them. Media influences all ages from children, to teens, and even adults.…

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